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Into the Faddisphere
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Album Details: Into the Faddisphere

Release Date:05/02/1989
Label:Sony
UPC:074644526622

Track List: Into the Faddisphere

  1. Into the Faddisphere
  2. Sambahia
  3. At Long Last
  4. Early Bird Gets the Short End of...
  1. Many Paths (To the Top of the Mo...
  2. Retro Blue
  3. War and Peace

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  • All Music Guide

    At the age of 36, after many years in the shadow of his idol Dizzy Gillespie, trumpeter Jon Faddis was consciously going after developing his own voice. His rhythm section, led by pianist Renee Rosnes (who displays a style influenced by McCoy Tyner), is modern and Faddis plays six of his own compositions (in addition to Donald Brown's "The Early Bird" and "Ciribiribin"). But the trumpeter's seeming inability during this era to stay out of his upper register for more than a minute straight is often quite annoying, completely ruining the modal arrangement of "Ciribiribin." The title cut, a showcase for Faddis' high-note heroics, is also difficult to sit through. A disappointing mixed bag.

    - Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

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Biography

Jon Faddis

When Jon Faddis burst on the jazz scene as a teenager, observers were amazed by his technique and his ability to sound like an identical twin of Dizzy Gillespie (whose complex style had never been successfully duplicated before). After a period, he was typecast as a Dizzy imitator but Faddis' remarkable range (hitting higher notes than Gillespie ever could) and the grad... Read more